Sentence examples for despite the proposition from inspiring English sources
Despite the proposition that, in skeletal biology, trabeculae align with the orientation of dominant compressive loads, this has not been widely tested and evidence supporting this hypothesis is derived from animal studies.
Despite the proposition, repeatedly mentioned in the literature, that pigeons produce a majority of sons in first eggs and daughters in second eggs (e.g., Aristotle 350 B.C.; Darwin 1874, p. 263; Starr 1886; Fulton and Lumley 1895 p. 38; Riddle 1919), we could not find convincing evidence for this.
Despite the interesting proposition by Professor Bošnjak, we decided not to join figures 1 and 2 as we believe it is important to stress extreme leukocytosis as a hallmark of the disease in this case.
But throughout the majority of its new season, Black Mirror finds hope in the proposition that, despite the odds and our own self-destructive impulses, there's some fight in us still.
Whenever one asserts, one affirms as true two propositions: explicitly the proposition one articulates as true despite one's belief that it is not, and implicitly the proposition that one believes what one is assertively articulating.
Our beloved nation was NOT "conceived in liberty" OR "dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal," despite President Lincoln's well intentioned words.
Consider the proposition: here are Thomas Bangalter and Guy de Homem-Christo, two French dance producers who, despite their gamechanging, EDM-spawning live shows, have never had a major global hit.
The superiority of the proposition is its high reactivity to manage production in real-time despite unexpected restrictions in the amount of energy available.
Mr. Gore rejected the proposition.
The convention endorsed the proposition.
